Waylon Jennings, Folk Country - 29m 41s

Tracks & Durations

1. Another Bridge To Burn	2:39
2. Stop The World And Let Me Off	2:04
3. Cindy Of New Orleans	2:42
4. Look Into My Teardrops	2:19
5. Down Came The World	2:15
6. I Don't Mind	2:53
7. Just For You	2:10
8. Now Everybody Knows	2:37
9. That's The Chance I'll Have To Take	2:04
10. What Makes A Man Wander	2:35
11. I'm A Man Of Constant Sorrow	2:42
12. What's Left Of Me	2:32

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Review

When this record first emerged in April of 1966, RCA Victor wasn't quite sure how to position Waylon Jennings. He wasn't quite an outlaw just yet---he was more of a nuisance who felt constricted by Nashville's rules. The title of the album, Jennings's RCA debut, tells you what they decided, although it was probably meant more as a disclaimer than a description. Produced by Chet Atkins, Folk-Country merely hints at the sound that would carry Jennings to stardom in the next decade: Strings and steel guitars are replaced by strumming acoustics and even harmonica at times. Still, it has a number of strong cuts, including the hit "Stop the World (And Let Me Off)," which features a very rock-sounding electric guitar, Harlan Howard's "What's Left of Me," and the honky-tonk weeper "Now Everybody Knows." --Marc Greilsamer

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